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About the OHFAMA House of Delegates (HOD)
From the OHFAMA Bylaws, Article VII:
- The House of Delegates shall be the governing body of the Association.
- The House of Delegates shall determine the policies of the Association.
- The House of Delegates through its presiding officer, shall appoint such as hoc committees as it deems necessary for conduct of business.
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2019 HOD November 1 - 2 at the Embassy Suites Columbus - Airport
Important Information for Academy Officer
- 2019 Delegate Count - will be posted in September 2019
- Certification Of Delegates Form
- Academy Annual Report Form
2019 HOD Meeting Materials
- 2019 OHFAMA HOD Meeting Materials - will be posted mid-October 2019
- 2019 Agenda and Order of Business - will be posted mid-October 2019
- 2018 OHFAMA HOD Meeting Minutes
APMA Code of Ethics - click here
Hotel Information
The Embassy Suites Hotel is a full service all-suite hotel offering warm hospitality and superior services including: Complimentary cook-to-order breakfast each morning, Evening complimentary manager’s reception featuring beverages+ of your choice and light snacks, Flying Spoons casual dining, Room service, High speed internet access, Business center (open 24 hours), Indoor swimming pool and whirlpool, Onsite laundry facilities, Fitness center, Laundry and dry cleaning service, daily, Check out services include full service check out, express check out or self-service check out, Airline boarding pass printer, Hilton Honors® Points & Miles™
To reserve a room under the OHFAMA room block please call (614) 536-0500 and use the group code ANK or follow this link to book online.
For directions and any other information please click here to visit their website
Important Information for Delegates
Resolution Consideration
All resolutions must be submitted to Dr. Rumberg, Executive Director (jrumberg@OHFAMA.org) prior to September 2, 2019 per OHFAMA bylaws (60 days notice).
A financial impact form for each resolution must accompany the resolution.
Emergency resolutions may be considered by the House of Delegates after the deadline has passed for resolutions, provided they meet ALL of the following criteria:
- The resolution is of an urgent matter and addresses an issue whose urgency has come to light after the submission deadline has passed.
- Clear evidence exists to support the argument that the urgency and information pertaining to the matter came to light after the deadline.
- Demonstrate that the association and /or professional may experience irreparable harm if the matter is not considered during the current session of the House of Delegates.
- Complete supporting documentation is provided by the sponsor.
- Sufficient information is available and time provided for a financial analysis to be reviewed and completed.
- The resolution has been received no later than 24 hours before the close of the House.
- The Reference Committee has accepted the resolution as meeting the criteria for emergency status.
Resolutions that do not meet the above criteria shall be referred to a subsequent meeting of the House of Delegates.
